What are the six different forms of isolation that commonly cause a new species to form?

Question

What are the six different forms of isolation that commonly cause a new species to form?

Answer 1

I'm fairly sure about geographical, social, and sexual. I don't remember any else, sorry.

Answer 2

1. Geographic isolation – Occurs when species are separated

2. Polyploidy – A type of mutation that results from errors during meiosis.

3. Habitat isolation –Occurs when two organisms live in the same area but encounter reach other rarely.

4. Behavioral isolation --- Occurs when two animals become isolated from each other because of some change in behavior by one member or group.

5. Temporal isolation – Temporal  refers to time. Different plants of one species living in the same area may become functionally separated into two populations via temporal isolation.

6. Reproductive isolation – Closely related to species may be unable to mate because of anatomical incompatibility.

Answer 3

geographical

thats all i know...